Manual Evacuation Chair

Garaventa Evacu-Trac Evacuation Chair in India

A manual stair-descent evacuation chair. One attendant moves a passenger of up to 136 kg down to the exit, with no batteries, no motor and no lifting. It weighs just 20 kg.

4.9 from 112 installations

  • Load 136 kg
  • Descent only
  • No power needed
  • Speed governor
  • One-person operation
Starting price (incl. delivery & operator training)

₹1,85,000 approx.

Easy EMI from ₹6,499/month

Institutional pricing, GST invoicing and rate contracts available. Final price confirmed after a free site survey.

  • 15-Year Warranty
  • Free Site Survey
  • Lifetime AMC
  • Zero Power NeededFully mechanical, always ready
  • Only 20 kgEasy to carry to the stairwell
  • Single AttendantNo lifting required
  • Training IncludedOn-site drill with your team
Features

Why Choose the Evacu-Trac?

Nothing on it can run flat, seize or need charging. The passenger's own weight drives the descent and a hydraulic governor keeps the speed under control.

Speed Governor

A hydraulic governor limits descent to about 1.1 m/s for a 100 kg passenger.

Failsafe Brake

If the attendant lets go, the loaded chair stops and holds itself on the stairs.

Light Attendant, Heavier Passenger

Gravity does the work, so a lighter staff member can move a passenger up to 136 kg.

Tracks Grip Any Stair

Rubber tracks grip concrete, stone, tile, metal and fitted carpet.

Wheels for Landings

Retractable wheels roll the chair across landings and corridors.

Folds to 270 mm

At 20 kg and 270 mm deep, it fits a stairwell cabinet on every floor.

Specifications

Technical Specifications

Manufacturer data for the Garaventa Evacu-Trac CD7. Dimensions are confirmed at survey.

SpecificationDetails
TypeManual stair-descent evacuation chair
Maximum Passenger Weight136 kg (300 lb)
Direction of TravelDescent only, down to the exit level
Drive SystemPassenger's own weight; steel-reinforced rubber tracks
Speed ControlHydraulic speed governor, approx. 1.1 m/s for a 100 kg passenger
BrakingFailsafe brake, engages when the release bar is let go
Power SupplyNone, fully mechanical
OperationSingle trained attendant
SeatFire-retardant sling seat, low transfer height
Passenger RestraintThree adjustable straps
Landing TravelRetractable front and rear wheels
Suitable StairsStraight stairs: concrete, stone, tile, metal, fitted carpet
Maximum Stair AngleApprox. 35° (confirmed on survey)
Folded SizeApprox. 1100 × 426 × 270 mm (H × W × D)
Unit WeightApprox. 20 kg
Storage CabinetOptional steel wall cabinet
Warranty15-year manufacturer warranty
Not Suitable ForCurved or spiral stairs, irregular stairs, loose carpeting
OriginGaraventa Lift, Canada
How It Works

How to Get Your Evacu-Trac

From enquiry to a trained team, usually in two to three weeks.

  1. 1

    Free Consultation

    Call or WhatsApp us with the building type, stairwells and number of floors.

  2. 2

    Site Survey

    Our engineer measures stair pitch, width and landings and confirms unit count.

  3. 3

    Quote & Delivery

    Written quotation with GST invoice. Units are delivered and checked on site.

  4. 4

    Warden Training

    Hands-on training on your own stairs, with refresher drills on request.

Reviews

What Our Customers Say

Feedback from safety and facilities teams across India.

4.9

Based on 112 reviews

“We put one on every third floor. At 20 kg a single security guard can carry it up if it ends up on the wrong landing after a drill.”
Vikram KhannaFacilities Head, New Delhi★★★★★
“Nothing to charge is the whole point for us. Our older battery chair was flat at every second inspection.”
Lakshmi ThomasSafety Officer, Chennai★★★★★
“The governor makes the descent feel controlled rather than heavy. Our wardens stopped dreading the drill.”
Amit BhattacharyaEHS Manager, Kolkata★★★★★
“The fifteen-year warranty settled the procurement discussion for a life-safety item.”
Neha ShahAdmin Head, Ahmedabad★★★★★
“Transfer height is lower than the other chairs we tried. Moving someone from a wheelchair took one person instead of two.”
Jaspreet SinghNursing Superintendent, Chandigarh★★★★★
“Vin Grace surveyed all four towers and told us honestly where a powered unit was needed instead.”
Rakesh GuptaChief Engineer, Hyderabad★★★★★
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you want to know before specifying it.

How much does the Evacu-Trac cost in India?

Pricing starts at around ₹1,85,000 per unit including delivery and on-site training. The final figure depends on quantity, cabinets, AMC and location. Rate contracts and GST invoicing are available.

Can it go up the stairs too?

No. It is descent-only. For basements or below-ground levels, you need the motorised Garaventa Powertrac. Many buildings use both.

How much weight can it take?

Up to 136 kg (300 lb). Gravity and the governor do the work, so a lighter staff member can bring down a heavier passenger.

Does it need power or a battery?

No. It is entirely mechanical, so it is ready even during a total power failure.

What stops it going too fast?

A hydraulic speed governor limits the speed, and a failsafe brake holds the chair on the stairs when the attendant lets go.

Will it work on our staircase?

It suits straight stairs up to about 35°. It must not be used on curved or spiral stairs. Our engineer confirms this at the free survey.

How many units does a building need?

Typically one per evacuation stairwell or refuge area. At 20 kg, many sites keep one on every floor.

Do our staff need training?

Yes, and it is included. We train your team on your own stairs at handover and recommend regular practice drills.

Why choose Vin Grace for an evacuation chair?

Vin Grace supplies, installs and services evacuation chairs across India, with free site surveys, GST invoicing, rate contracts, operator training and lifetime AMC support.

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